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<h2 id="pageName">Web Application Testing for the real world.</h2>

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        <h3>Because you're lazy, too.</h3>

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            Maybe you are one of those lucky developers working on a nice, modern code base. Your
            project has no frames, none of your popups are first class windows, and everything is well organized. Your
            html elements never use dynamic ID values. The only repeating names on elements are where they belong:
            on radio and checkbox groups.
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            Good for you. You can write your WATIJ or WATIR by hand, without abandoning your sanity. Or you can
            use one of the other, more polished and non-alpha products, like Selenium.
            For the rest of us, TestFire is the answer to real-world Web Application testing.
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        <h3>Intuitive, fast test creation</h3>

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            TestFire combines a FireFox extension, and an Agent to
            allow you to create, manage and run large numbers of complex unit tests quickly and, hopefully, with as
            little pain as possible. This is web developement; there's always some pain.
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                <li>Create sets of test via the TestFire extension and upload them directly to an Agent running
                    on any computer you control, including your own local box.
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                <!--<li>Direct a test to be run either immediatly, or on a repeating schedule</li>-->
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                        The use of Agents allows for distribution of the individually slow (but not computationally intense)
                        Watij-based unit tests, allowing a single commodity-level PC to run multiple Agents via the use of
                        virtualization.
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                    One day. Hang in there.
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            Testsets can be created an run directly on a single machine, with only the TestFire Agent and Extension,
            allowing for validation of tests under construction, and, for smaller projects, as the entire testing
            platform.
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            Join the development effort: <a href="http://code.google.com/p/gettestfire/ ">http://code.google.com/p/gettestfire/</a><br/>
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            Head over to the download page for the Agent and the Extension, which allow you to demo the upcoming
            potential of TestFire. <a href="download/download.html">http://getTestFire.org/download/download.html</a>
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